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School: Kean University Type: Combined School/Clinical PsyD Acceptance/Waitlist/Rejection: Accepted- no funding, released this offer Type of Notification: Unofficial email from Program Director, followed by official email from admissions weeks later Date Notified: March 8th DM for POI: N/A School: William Paterson University Type: Clinical PsyD Acceptance/Waitlist/Rejection: Accepted with GA, accepted this offer Type of Notification: Email from admissions Date Notified: February 18th DM for POI: Sure

No acceptances have been sent out yet.

I'm currently deciding between William Paterson University's and Kean University's PsyD programs. Does anyone have any insight into either program? Pros? Cons? Any positive or negative experiences that you would be willing to share? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

Looking for some insight: So I was accepted to one of the top programs that I am considering via mass email from the program director. I am waiting to hear from my other top program and to hear about funding from this school, which they said will come in March, before I make my final decision. Should I reach out to my POI at this school to express my thanks and let them know that I am greatly considering this program but I am waiting for the funding information before I can make a decision? Or should I just leave it alone and have no contact?

I don't know about the application issues but CCNY has already extended all interview invites. I interviewed there on February 4th and their second interview day is the 9th.

I received an invite on January 14th and yes I believe those are the dates.

I received an invite on January 14th

Hi, this is my first cycle and I received an interview invite from City College of NY, CUNY. Does anyone know if the faculty who are conducting interviews at CCNY are assigned at random or are they assigned based on interest in you? I know some are assigned at random and I did not mention a specific faculty by name in my application so I am unsure how to best prepare. Thanks!